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From: Jay Thoden Van Velzen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: can u jsp:forward to a variable instead of using a quoted
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Susanne:
<%
myVar="myPage.jsp"
%>
<jsp: forward page = <%= myVar %> />
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From: susanne kaufmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 11:38 PM
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Subject: can u jsp:forward to a variable instead of using a quoted
string?
Here is what I want:
myVar =3D "myPage.jsp"
<jsp:forward page=3DmyVar />
I get this error:
/we.jsp:61: Syntax error in JSP tag. No quote after name
which makes sense
What are my alternatives to using a variable as above, when my page to =
forward to is read from a bean at runtime... (using a servlet to =
dispatch?)
thanks,
susanne
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